Red Sox post historic winning streak as interim manager Chad Tracy leads team

Boston's baseball club has recorded a 21-5 run over its most recent games, highlighted by a 14-game winning streak, while operating under interim manager Chad Tracy after Alex Cora's departure. The team, which was 41-31 under Tracy, has won nine consecutive road games and improved its standing in the American League East, narrowing the gap to six games behind the division leader.

"We are focused on playing each game and letting the results speak for themselves," said a team spokesperson. The current performance draws comparisons to the franchise's 2004 season, when Boston also enjoyed a prolonged winning stretch in August. Although the roster lacks the star power of that era, recent acquisitions and trades have bolstered pitching depth and defensive capabilities. Analysts note that while the AL East lead remains out of reach, the Red Sox's recent surge positions them as a competitive contender for the remainder of the season.